The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-03
LOCAL BRRyIT1gs.
Natter. Of Minor Moment in and About

Matters OF Minor Moment In and About
the City.
EXCURSION to the Catholic fair o! Bel.
laire this evening.
OPERA HOUSE this eyening-"Red Rid.
INK Hoods Rescue"
TEs.cEsr circus on the Caldwell run
grounds this afternoon and evening.
TIE irescoing at the Disciples Church
hAa been finished, and the interior Of the
handsome Gothic structure Is very bright
and attractive.
TIE rain throughout the Ohio Valley
has been quite general and the farmers
Say that their crops never looked better
than at present.
JASlToR HOWELL, Of the City Building,
says It rained 80 hard Wednesday that 1t
drowned one oil the jack fish In the basin
OF the Paxton fountain.
A suxHRR OF people went out to Elm
| Grove Last evening 10 attend the Btrawber.
ry festival held for the benefit OF the Epis-
copal Mission at that place.
THE old brewery on the corner Of Chap.
line and Seventeenth streets Is being fitted
up to be used as a wool sorting establish.
ment by the Messru.. Bradley.
A DELEGATION Of Quakem from Salem,
o., passed through here yesterday on theiI
way home from Barnesyills, where they
had been attending Yearly Meeting.
HENRY MILLER was yesterday appointed
guardian OF Lswfs E., minor orphan o.
Elizabeth Miller, deceased, aud gave bond
In the sum OF $1,000, with r. Geringer as
surety.
Two marriage licenses were issued yes
terday, and one before Issued was return
ed, the lady In the case having declined
10 fulfill the conditions when consulted In
reference to the matter.
, A. T. GARDEN, George W. Nichola, Esq.
Henry Garden, Mr.. 3. Wells and TT
Cockayne will leave next week for Middle
Island, Tyler county, on q fishing trip
They expect q good time.
THE ahowery weather Of the past few
days continued yesterday, the intervals O
time In which rain did not fall being briei
Last evening the air had grown 30 cool a.
to make q light overcoat q very acceptable
article Of clothing.
THE polics last night raided tho hous.
OF Anne Keim, on Twenty.irst street, ant
arrested the madam, four girls and fou
men, and the house Of Anne Morrison, a
40 Twentieth street, where the madam
two girls and two men were arrested.
THE ladies Of the Holiday Relief Corp
gave ahighly entertaining and largely at.
tended musical and literary entertainment
ut Odd Fellows Hall last evening. 4
Quilt donated by Mother Holiday, wa
rallied of for the benefit Of the Corps.
In the police court yesterday George T
Richie was fined 81 and costs for throw
| ing the CARCASS OF a hog In the river
Ernest Ditman was fined S. and costs fol
abusing his family, and in default Of pay
ment went TO the work house for thirty
days.
THERE is reported to be some talk abou
taking oil the p, W. & Ky. freight traiI
. that has been doing the work at night be
: tween here and S.eubenville. The csus'
is said 10 be a slight decrease that has re
Gently taken place in the amount OF freigh
4 handled.
; THE officers and teachers OF the English
! Lutheran Sunday school Of this city hav
!. ling in charge the arrangements for thu
. techool's annual picnic will select Shirlt
Z famous grove at Little Washington, wheri
: the school has frequently gone in tn,
z past, provided satisfactory terms with tn
: railrosd can be secured.
7. T. CockAYNE, who is down in Mon
! roe county, Ohio, playing among hi
z friends, played for a big surprise party a
. the residence Of Mr.. Henry Garden, giyel
Z In honor OF his daughters, Rachael ant
Mamie. About twenty couples were pres
} ent and all report a most enjoyable time
: The folks at Slstersyi1le will have a gram
time on Friday evening, for which Cock
layne will furnish the music.